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Arkansas: A study in the effects of accelerated depreciation
Monday, June 23, 2014 Freeways Suburbia Tax Incentives Urban Planning

Arkansas: A study in the effects of accelerated depreciation

I was really looking forward to Arkansas. From the year I spent in North Carolina, I gained a certain affection for the South, and so as soo...
Stressed biking (and the ego of the dedicated commuter cyclist)
Sunday, June 22, 2014 Bicycle Safety

Stressed biking (and the ego of the dedicated commuter cyclist)

On Thursday I returned to New York and to urban commuter cycling after a month-long yoga training and retreat in Connecticut. As I coasted d...
Courtesy vs Safety, or Getting Shot At vs Getting Run Over
Saturday, June 21, 2014 Bicycle Lane Road Rage

Courtesy vs Safety, or Getting Shot At vs Getting Run Over

In the bicycling portion of my brain, wedged between the Daredevil Lobe and the This Is Good For Me Cortex, there exists much neuronal traff...
Brooklyn Bridge Congestion
Friday, June 20, 2014 Bicycle Lane Bicycle Safety

Brooklyn Bridge Congestion

After four years of committed bike commuting, in an effort to reduce the amount of stress in my life, I've pretty much stopped riding in...
What about the disabled? A response to Urbanophile
Thursday, June 19, 2014 Busses Disabled Public Transit Suburbia

What about the disabled? A response to Urbanophile

As I�ve mentioned before, I was born the visual impairment that causes my eyes to wiggle, thus reducing my visual acuity and preventing me f...
Bike to Work Month, More Than Green PR?
Wednesday, June 18, 2014 Bicycle Ridership

Bike to Work Month, More Than Green PR?

I have had my moments of skepticism about whether the designation of May as "Bike to Work" month does more to fill the "we ne...
From Rainy Puget Sound, Two Inspirational Bike Commuters
Tuesday, June 17, 2014 Bicycle Ridership Bicycle Safety Gender Women And Bikes

From Rainy Puget Sound, Two Inspirational Bike Commuters

I spent the holidays with my parents in Washington, and although I didn't make it out on a bike to enjoy the unseasonably unrainy (dry i...
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